The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-03-17
Pisgah Points.
BY NEPTUNE.

attempt to communicate with the
dear old CITIZEN, one of the best
county papers that we have ever
read, that has stood firm midst the
tempests and pillows Of her county.
with an uplifted hand, crying come
this way, will help deliver thee"
But while we are disposed to pay
homage to your paper for its long
and valuable services, it but points
US to regret that we cannot add
more 20 columns than the current
news of this locality will admit of
now. Pissah is the spiritual birth
place of thousands and its praises
are sung in the remotest parts of
the earth, but through fear we
might grow egotlstical we will drop
this subject.
Prof. @. w. Lancaster is teach
ing at Aymett's school house and
spends the Saturdays in trading in
cattle. They say he makes splen-
did pedagogue since he turned out
his burnsides, as his fingers have
good employment during school
hours.
Feel Of them, George, but don't pull them
For you know they are scatterln' and
powerful scarce;
You can finger them, stretch them and turn
them about,
But if you pull one it leaves q big naked
place.
Mr.. w. B. H. still lives that en-
vlable, fat and happy life that we
all would have to live if there were
nos women in the world. Butler
me! he is getting mighty sick of it,
and tell you | don't blame him
whenever he rolls up his sleeves and
commences On the biscuit dough 1
feel like getting away for would
as soon see a man go into pen
with maui to kill pigs.
AIR. Harv. Mccormick was
around to-day col lecting his pill
bill. ] am glad to inform his friends
that he has enjoyed good health
this winter.
Little Billie Oliver went to Pu-
laski one day last with w. r.
Smith, our merchant, and by some
cause they were separated in town,
and Willie Smith thinking that
Billie Q. would find lodging under
his fathers roof, r. w. Smith, he
came home and left him. The next
day the child walked miles home,
much exhausted. He has had great
sympathy since then with people
who have 20 walk a counting.
Prof. Z. C. Mccormick contem-
plates giving an examination at the
close OF his term which will be in
few weeks. We wish him much
success as he is one of our most eff
!icient teachers.
r. NJ. Smith of your city is out
this week afoot. His old neigh
bors and friends are making up
purse to buy him a horse, as it is
Notifying TO them 10 see him fore
ed to this mode of conveyance.
We have no recent deaths or
marriages to report, but all this can
be accounted for as we have three
doctors in our midsts and very
sensible class of young ladies.
We have plenty of matter to talk
upon just now-prohibition, new
railroad and telephone. There is
no reason to doubt that we will be
blessed with all of them, especially
the former, if we had enough L. j.
Duncan's in the state.
We have very 1ourishing Sun
day school as usual, about Que hun
dred pupils, and services by prayer
meeting every Saturday uight,
preaching every End and 4th Sun
day by Rev. r. w. Seay, our pastor,
a good man in good place for use
fulness.
Miss Lula Aymett has been Wis
ting in the neighborhood this week
and the jolly miller grins all over
him SELF when she comes.
Mr.. Arnie Smith Of Birming ham
was up this week. We wish him
much success in his new business
which be most justly deserves.